There is some construction work going on and we like to announce that Eco y Eco now is also servicing the southern Baja with their solar water heaters and solar boilers. That might be interesting for Todos Santos contractors, Todos Santos plumbers or just the "regular" builder working on his new home or remodeling an existing T.S. retreat. Besides the environmental positive impact you can also save up to 90% on your energy bill. CFE in Todos Santos, heck everywhere will not like to hear that…… You can visit their blog by clicking the banner.

This site is a new design / template on a CMS (Content Management System) for the Todos Santos directory, that allows us to change or add content faster and on a regular schedule. This site is recently newly published and we are still working on different layout features. We have decided against a weather page just for Todos Santos because reliable information is nowhere to be found and what is displayed otherwise are rough figures based on the greater area. Todos Santos Biz has been taken into the Infotheque Network, a Baja California Sur information and marketing platform and we do have one great weather page at the La Paz Infotheque. See this weather page for detailed hurricane information, forecasts etc.

Todos Santo's special characteristics and its traditional 19th. century architecture developed into a magnet attracting in particular foreign and national artists. Special painters seem to find their inspiration in Todos Santos. These artist established their art studios and galleries in the community of Todos Santos and mix internationally influenced fine arts with the national and local handcrafts. The Festival de la Artes (Art festival Todos Santos), held every year in February,is the annual highlight of the region. Many of the paintings and sculptures created throughout the year are on display at that time in Todos Santos - truly a Pueblo Magico.

Todos Santos, a picturesque community approximately 90 kilometers (50 miles) southwest of La Paz, is an easy drive to and recommended for at least a one day tour to see. This small town with rocky roads and colorful antique houses is surrounded by mango trees and date palm trees. At the center of town the main square is adjoined by the Jesuit mission of Santa Rosa de Las Palmas which was founded in 1733. It is not the original building yet it shows the artistic and architectural qualities of the ancient missioners.